Bacteria: Friend and Foe
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Produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Films, Inc., in collaboration with Stewart A. Koser, Ph.D, Department of Bacteriology and Parasitology, the University of Chicago, Warren Everote, Producer.
0595 PA8087 Bacteria: Friend and Foe
0595 PA8087 Bacteria: Friend and Foe
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Davinder uppal
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March 17, 2020
Subject: Refresher for our knowledge of bacteriology
Subject: Refresher for our knowledge of bacteriology
Had a chance to view the short movie on bacteria. It has refreshed my knowledge . A nice movie on the topic. Even laymen can be benefitted in getting knowledge on this important aspect of our life.
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John we
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August 27, 2017
Subject: BACTERIA: FRIEND AND FOE
Subject: BACTERIA: FRIEND AND FOE
DON'T EXPECT A HOLLYWOOD THRILLER. DO EXPECT A FEW FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF THE SCIENCE OF MICROBIOLOGY. IT'S AN EDUCATIONAL VIDEO FOR PETE'S SAKE.
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Christine Hennig
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September 7, 2003
Subject: Bacteria: Friend and Foe
Subject: Bacteria: Friend and Foe
This film starts out a little bit like a Coronet film, with high-schooler Ted struggling to see bacteria in a microscope and being helped by his older brother Frank, a bacteriologist who bears a slight resemblance to Dr. Radford Baines. Unfortunately, it's not long before this becomes a standard dry EB science film about the various kinds of bacteria. There aren't even any killer shrews in it. The graphic elements are mildly fun, with title cards in various shades of Pepto-Bismol pink and a sort of periodic table of bacteria on the wall that Frank refers Ted to. But mostly this is the sort of film most students probably slept through.
Ratings: Camp/Humor Value: ***. Weirdness: ***. Historical Interest: ***. Overall Rating: ***.
Ratings: Camp/Humor Value: ***. Weirdness: ***. Historical Interest: ***. Overall Rating: ***.
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July 21, 2003
Subject: The title is somewhat cryptic, don't you agree?
Subject: The title is somewhat cryptic, don't you agree?
Ed, a man with a SERIOUS parting of the hair-do, goes into his brother's lab, and starts wondering, as we all do, about Bacteria. From there comes this typical science film made for high school kids about them bacteria. There are good bacteria and bad bacteria, see how they feed! see how they multiply! If this all sounds boring and not worth your time, well, you're right! :P
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